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Lander Blue Turquoise Collection

Extremely Rare Lander Blue Turquoise Squash Blossom Set is available at WesternTradingPost.com Lander Blue turquoise is undoubtably the most expensive and rarest turquoise ever mined. Discovered in 1973 by Rita Hapgood. The mine, a very rich small pocket, was referred to as a "Hat Mine", a term used for small mines that could be "covered with a hat". The mine was quickly claimed under the name Mary Louise Lode Mining Claim after Rita's mother. It was then sold for $10,000 to Marvin Syme and Henry Dorian, who in turn brought in Bob Johnson who provided the equipment to mine. The popular myth is that only 100-110 pounds of the highest grade classic Lander Blue Turquoise ever came from this mine. The best Lander Blue is characterized by it's incredible deep blue color with tight black spider-webbing. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to bid on a fantastic and extremely rare Lander Blue Turquoise Squash Blossom Set! It comes with a ring, earrings, bracelet and of course, the squash blossom necklace. It is typical 1970s style workmanship and the set is stunning when worn. In 2019, Western Trading Post sold a very similar Lander Blue squash blossom set for six figures. There are not more than a handful of Landers turquoise sets like this in existence! Provenance: This necklace set was originally purchased in the 1970s as being Lander Blue turquoise (before it was known to be such a big deal like now). That owner had the set until around 2017 when they sold it to a friend (our current seller) and told them the story of purchasing it in the 1970s as a Lander Blue set. The current seller has personally shown this set to a well-known and respected Scottsdale Native Arts dealer and turquoise expert who confirmed that in his opinion it was Landers and offered to buy it. The offer was turned down as the seller believed it to be worth more. They also have shown the necklace to a well-known and respected Native Arts dealer in Tucson who also believes it to be Lander turquoise. We (Western Trading Post) have also examined the stones under magnification and compared them side by side with known and certified examples of Lander turquoise we have from a well known and documented Lander Blue turquoise collection. We believe them to be a perfect match under magnification. Finally, a licensed jewelry appraiser familiar with Native Arts has done a written appraisal on the set and they verified the sources and expert opinions before appraising the set as being a Lander Blue turquoise jewelry set. The appraisal is available to serious potential buyers if desired. MAKER: Unmarked (Unknown). APPROX AGE: Circa 1970s. Model-BobbiJeen.com Editor-Rowdy Olson Lander Blue Turquoise available at WesternTradingPost.com Wardrobe by WildInstincts.net